Angela Elia’s “Be Okay” becomes an artistic ally to “Embodied” anthology
The idea of one’s original music being seen in a renewed light after its initial creation is, more often than not, a welcome turn of…
When “Bull Frogs Croon” Aoife O’Donovan makes art
Aoife O’Donovan is a roots music chameleon. The award winning singer-songwriter can hang her songwriter hat with the best of the best and seemingly fears…
The Halcyon Brothers channel indie poetry with “Leaves of the Sea”
There are a few different, particularly noticeable, ways an artist or band can go about writing music in line with the philosophy of “less is…
Florence + the Machine come way down to earth with “High as Hope”
The time and tidbits leading up to the release of Florence and the Machine‘s newest album, High as Hope (Virgin/EMI, 2018), has yielded both excitement…
Florence + the Machine satiates a “Hunger” for honesty in music
If it were water, one could fill flume after flume with stories of musicians’ lives that have been penned to melodies and recorded as full…
Rays of many styles shine through on I am TIM’s debut album
Heartaches like headaches Back aches too. My pain is your pain and our pain oooh. Things got away from me Some time certainly has gotten…
Let some Storytellers spin the tale of a single “Grey Wolf”
It’s a quiet day. Things are too quiet. The clear solution is to find a new song to help break up the silence. Consult the…
Words, Lyrics, Poets and Societal Acceptance: The Alternate Universe
Sitting at the computer, what could you be doing at any one moment? Playing a game? Doing homework? Writing up a report for work? Chatting with…